Dead Man Docking (2007)
Dead Man Docking
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Judith went out into the corridor to open the adjacent door. Émile lay in an awkward position with his head and shoulders propped up by the dressing room’s bench. His face was almost the same color as Renie’s purple outfit and his eyes protruded. Judith winced as she saw the long gold rope with tassels at each end. It had been twisted around the purser’s neck and pulled hard until the life drained out of his body. Even if she could have bent down, there was no need to seek a pulse. Judith was an... old hand at death.
Renie was already putting her own clothes back on.
“Did you see anybody out on the floor?” Judith asked. “A salesperson, I mean?”
“Why? Did you find something you like?”
Judith tried not to let her exasperation show. She couldn’t really blame Renie for trying to make light of their situation. “I mean, an employee, a clerk, someone who works for the store.”
“Yes,” Renie replied. “Her name’s Olga. She took an ecru blouse from me to remove a smudge I found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Judith went out into the corridor to open the adjacent door. Émile lay in an awkward position with his head and shoulders propped up by the dressing room’s bench. His face was almost the same color as Renie’s purple outfit and his eyes protruded. Judith winced as she saw the long gold rope with tassels at each end. It had been twisted around the purser’s neck and pulled hard until the life drained out of his body. Even if she could have bent down, there was no need to seek a pulse. Judith was an... old hand at death.
Renie was already putting her own clothes back on.
“Did you see anybody out on the floor?” Judith asked. “A salesperson, I mean?”
“Why? Did you find something you like?”
Judith tried not to let her exasperation show. She couldn’t really blame Renie for trying to make light of their situation. “I mean, an employee, a clerk, someone who works for the store.”
“Yes,” Renie replied. “Her name’s Olga. She took an ecru blouse from me to remove a smudge I found.
What to read after Dead Man Docking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Daheim to read onlineMoreLess
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